RPG Review: Unsighted
RPGs get their names from many sources. A lot of them get their titles from the world they take place in. For some, they are named after one of the […]
RPG Review: Illusion of Gaia
RPGs tend to tackle big subjects. Go through the classics on the Super Nintendo and you will find them taking on subjects including war, racial disparity, evolution and several other […]
RPG Review: Secret of Mana (SNES)
Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest introduced the world to turn-based RPGs on the NES. When the Super Nintendo came out, RPGs began branching out into a wider variety of genres. […]
RPG Review: Chicory: A Colorful Tale
When you think of indie developers, you typically think of a single person or a small team of people working in the best office they can afford. The team that […]
RPG Review: Pecaminosa – A Pixel Noir Game
Whenever you see a new project that pays homage to a classic genre, there’s an expectation that it will take inspiration from the classics while still being unique. Film noir […]
RPG Review: Rogue Legacy
One particular genre of video game I did not have a lot of exposure to growing up was the roguelike. It was interesting to hear about a genre of game […]
RPG Review: Faxanadu
There are so many stories that revolve around a chosen hero who is destined to save the world from evil. Faxanadu puts a strong twist on that age old cliché […]
RPG Review: The Twisted Tales of Spike McFang
The early to mid-90s was filled with discussions about the age classifications of video games. It wasn’t driven so much by who should be playing certain games, but rather who […]
RPG Review: Secret of Evermore
Ever since I first finished Secret of Mana, I replayed with my friends until I knew the entire game like the back of my hand. I really hoped that there […]
RPG Review: Shadowrun (SNES)
One of the best sources prospective video games can draw inspiration from is a core rulebook from a tabletop RPG. They are filled with every resource you could possibly need […]